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Aftercare
Daily Core Web Vitals monitoring, a complete change ledger and performance regression alerts. Catch problems before your visitors do.
by Nomad Developer · github.com/costibotez/aftercare · website
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Install
No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:
wp plugin install https://github.com/costibotez/aftercare/archive/refs/heads/main.zipFrom the readme
Aftercare
Know what changed. Know what it cost. Prove what you did.
A free WordPress plugin for agencies, freelancers and site owners who look after WordPress sites long after launch —
it watches your Core Web Vitals every day, records every change made to the site, and opens an incident
the moment performance regresses, so you catch problems before your client (or your visitors) do.
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Author: Costin Botez (@costinbotez) ·
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Why Aftercare exists
Every site on a care plan eventually produces the same two conversations: "the site feels slower — what happened?" and "what did you actually do this month?" Aftercare answers both from data it collects automatically:
- A plugin update lands on Tuesday, LCP jumps 40% on Wednesday — Aftercare opens an incident, emails you, and shows every change from the 72 hours before the regression, side by side with the trend.
- A month of updates, publishes and settings changes becomes a scrollable, filterable ledger with a human-readable summary and the responsible user on every line.
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